The Christian Post editorial said the billionaire businessman does not represent Christian values, citing his refusal to disavow the Ku Klux Klan in an interview on Sunday and his claim that he has never sought forgiveness for his sins.

The newspaper called Trump a “misogynist and a philanderer,” and claimed that he “demeans women and minorities.”

“While Christians have been guilty of all of these,” it read, “we, unlike Trump, acknowledge our sins, ask for forgiveness and seek restitution with the aid of the Holy Spirit and our community of believers.”

The Post also took exception to Trump’s promise that he would “open up” libel laws in order to sue newspapers that criticize him.

“When it was pointed out to him Sunday that he would have to amend the Constitution’s freedom of speech and freedom of press clauses, Trump was unmoved, simply noting that England has weaker protections for the press,” the editorial read, adding that Trump would “use the levers of government” to “silence” Christians.

Pointing to his professed admiration for Russian strongman Vladimir Putin, the newspaper said Trump cannot be trusted to respect the boundaries imposed by the constitution.

The editors said Trump “may claim to be your friend and protector now, but as his history indicates, without your full support he will turn on you, and use whatever power is within his means to punish you.”